Category Archives: Innovation

Things that I think of.

Projects Matching Problem of ICS Clubs and Small Organizations

Published: October 9, 2012

On the domain of all people seeking to get involved with projects and all people seeking talent for projects, there exists what I prefer to describe as the Projects Problem. This problem can be seen as a variation of the Stable Marriage Problem or Assignment Problem. The Projects Problem is specific to effectively matchmaking among [...]

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MinDispatch: Event-Driven Framework in Java Part 1

Published: May 18, 2012

We’ve gotten our feet wet with event-driven programming by developing a framework which controls the flow of data through our system. Effectively, I’ve made my framework available on Github for use by anyone: MinDispatch framework on GitHub.

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Analysis of a Plaintext Representation of Adjacency Lists

Published: April 18, 2012

An interesting problem arose while practicing for ICPC, attempting The Net. The problem was inherently a shortest path problem using breadth-first search; however, the interesting aspect was the input which was an absolute string representation of an adjacency list.

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Writing an Event-Driven Framework with Java

Published: April 16, 2012

Last time, we covered the fundamental components of an event-driven architecture. Now, we’ll develop an event-driven framework so that we can get started with event-driven development as soon as possible.

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Fundamental Components of an Event-Driven Architecture

Published: April 9, 2012

My favorite type of architecture is event-driven because of the trivial train of thought as action-reaction. Consider what happens when an incoming tornado approaches; what do we do? Notify the locals. Consider what happens when an online purchase occurs; what do we do? Ship it. Consider what happens when an event occurs; what do we [...]

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Diverse Teams Lead to Successful Websites

Published: April 25, 2011

All idea people have big ideas that will revolutionize the world. So let’s implement it. Wait, you don’t know how to program? You don’t know about SEO? You’ve never written an e-mail? Not everyone has a PhD in Computer Science from Harvard but everyone has ideas. It’s okay. As the idea person, you only have [...]

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Pen Sketched Yiguirro (Clay-Colored Robin) in Spanish Class

Published: March 29, 2011

I usually take extra annotations over my school notes and homework including C/C++ algorithms and Git branching models that relate to academic models such as anatomical systems and their communication routes but I also do the occasional sketching once in a while. It was never my strong suit but these were sketched drafts for a [...]

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Beware: Brain Surgery; Enter with an Open Mind

Published: March 19, 2011

As soon as you walked in to this room, you are the surgeon. You participate in the dissection and observation of my brain. You wield the scalpel. You can view my sins and virtues in plain sight.

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  • About Gio

    I am a torrent of ingenuity (or insanity) with a myriad of innovations (sometimes fallacies) and a wealth of inspiration (possibly naiveté). My name is Gio Carlo Cielo Borje and I like puffer fish because they're just cooltalkin', highwalkin' and fastlivin'.

    I'm also nineteen and a current student at UC Irvine for Computer Science.